Report – Parma Open To Discuss Transfer Of Inter Milan & Liverpool Target – €30M Starting Price
According to Sky Sport via FCInterNews, the Crusaders have set the starting price at €30 million.
Despite recent reports suggesting otherwise, Parma will negotiate the sale of the 18-year-old.
Indeed, Giovanni Leoni is the club's most prized asset, meaning his exit will significantly bolster their coffers.
Therefore, the race for his signature is officially underway.
Parma Open to Selling Liverpool & Inter Milan Target Giovanni Leoni
BOLOGNA, ITALY – OCTOBER 06: Giovanni Leoni of Parma calcio looks on during the Serie A match between Bologna and Parma at Stadio Renato Dall'Ara on October 06, 2024 in Bologna, Italy. (Photo by)
Liverpool's interest has gained momentum in recent days.
Indeed, after their pursuit of Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi suffered a blow, they've turned to Leoni.
Meanwhile, Inter have been hot on the youngster's trail since the start of the summer.
However, a lack of finances has thrown a spanner in the works, forcing the San Siro club to sit and wait.
Despite Parma's initial €40 million valuation, they've shown readiness to lower their demands.
That must be music to Liverpool's ears, considering they boast the economic prowess to pull off a deal of this magnitude.
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